1 box or 1 lb angel hairs pasta
2 cube shrimp Knorr's flavour bouillon
3 liter water for stock
1 head broccoli (cut florets)
1 large piece boneless chicken breast ,about 300-500 gm( sliced and marinate with 2 tbsp corn flour and 1 tbsp water)
2 eggs
1 tbsp ground black pepper
a handful cold cut ham(cut)
handful cut scallion for garnishing
2 pc red long pepper (sliced) for garnishing
sesame oil
1:Cook angel hairs pasta accordingly to the box instruction until al dente..sieve ,set aside.
2:Prepare a medium stock pot with 3 liter water at high heat.Add in 2 cubes shrimp bouillon.When stock is rolling boil,add in sliced chicken and cut ham. Let's the ingredients cook for 5 minutes,then add in broccoli,ground black pepper and eggs,stir eggs by few strokes and then add in angel hairs pasta.When it's start boiling,shut off the heat or remove pot from heat.Do over boil or cook pasta soup.
3:Check the seasoning,if necessary add in some soy sauce..Dish out and garnish with cut scallion ,cut red pepper and drizzling sesame oil,serve warm..
Note:
If you don't have Knorr's shrimp flavor cube,you can replace with chicken stock in can or package.Here I would love to share this pasta soup with presto pasta nights created by Ruth and host by Marye of baking delights for this week PPN...Thank you guys!



looks great ! Thanks for submitting ot Presto Pasta!
ReplyDeleteYummy, i love noodles. also with this chilly weather I like to have wat taan hor also. Agak-agak with the seasoning.
ReplyDeletemarye:
ReplyDeletethanks for hosting the events:)
dawn:
talking about war-tan hor ...you make me hungry now just using my imagination!! lol! let's me find some hor fun first!
I do that most of the times..use pasta as my "yellow noodles"...it works for me.
ReplyDeleteA great bowl of comfort food :)
ReplyDeleteyou almost had me but you CHEAT the same way i do. those damn knorr cubes make things too easy. the holy grail is a great asian broth without resorting to MSG. sadly, no such recipe exists on the internet or in real life - truly a deplorable state we're in.
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